Jonjoe Kenny

[billyblue80]

Still not good enough good luck to him in his Championship career

 

[deipnosophist]

Still not good enough good luck to him in his Championship career

maybe not good enough...but he is part of the Everton family; he is with us until he retires.

NSNO

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

I’ve re watched that and you’re right. He didn’t bottle it at all.

Yet, many will always say he did

 

[kenada_blue]

All in all... not put a foot wrong when he's played and has 2 assists to his name.

Not setting the world alight but do personally think he should've got game time over Coleman at stages.

But unlucky that his career is done here

 

[maccavennie]

All in all... not put a foot wrong when he's played and has 2 assists to his name.

Not setting the world alight but do personally think he should've got game time over Coleman at stages.

But unlucky that his career is done here

Well apart from the Hull equaliser where he massively bottled a challenge 60/40 in his favour.

But not going to knock his 2 assists as they've both been great deliveries.

 

[Thomasc]

Let’s put it this way, he makes me long for Lars Jacobsen

 

[Jebus_lives]

Still not good enough good luck to him in his Championship career

It'll be with Everton at our current rate.

 

[kenada_blue]

Well apart from the Hull equaliser where he massively bottled a challenge 60/40 in his favour.

But not going to knock his 2 assists as they've both been great deliveries.

He won the first, then not the 2nd against Tom Huddleston who's a unit (he also had Townsend and Allan not engaging the ball, and he was out of position).

The fact he made the challenges closer to the halfway line than the box, but the ball was allowed to move to his opposite wing past numerous blue shirts...is more damning than his bottling a challenge that had no goal threat until 3 passes later.

Lads done fine.

 

[ToffeeTim]

He won the first, then not the 2nd against Tom Huddleston who's a unit (he also had Townsend and Allan not engaging the ball, and he was out of position).

The fact he made the challenges closer to the halfway line than the box, but the ball was allowed to move to his opposite wing past numerous blue shirts...is more damning than his bottling a challenge that had no goal threat until 3 passes later.

Lads done fine.

He was a huge favourite for that ball and lost it. It was a terrible attempt at a tackle, and less than 10 seconds later, it was a goal.

 

[maccavennie]

He won the first, then not the 2nd against Tom Huddleston who's a unit (he also had Townsend and Allan not engaging the ball, and he was out of position).

The fact he made the challenges closer to the halfway line than the box, but the ball was allowed to move to his opposite wing past numerous blue shirts...is more damning than his bottling a challenge that had no goal threat until 3 passes later.

Lads done fine.

Well he ran out of position to engage the first tackle, then Allan is about to engage Huddlestone but Kenny continues his run so Allan leaves it to Kenny (Allan is 1 yard away at this point so if Kenny had left it would have pressed Huddlestone) and Kenny puts in a half arsed tackle.

I agree he's done fine (fine being better than awful from Coleman) but it's the pulling out of challenges like he did that causes numerous issues.

 

[davek]

Well he ran out of position to engage the first tackle, then Allan is about to engage Huddlestone but Kenny continues his run so Allan leaves it to Kenny (Allan is 1 yard away at this point so if Kenny had left it would have pressed Huddlestone) and Kenny puts in a half arsed tackle.

I agree he's done fine (fine being better than awful from Coleman) but it's the pulling out of challenges like he did that causes numerous issues.

But Allan is right on the spot - why isn't he ready and prepared to jump in for the second challenge if it were needed?

Kenny's only mistake was not keeping the line of defence at the edge of the box after seeing off the first Hull attacker; but Allan's job is to clean up in situations of that very kind in front of our defence.

I thought the pair of them had good games, but the burden of responsibility for Hull's second goal lies with Allan for me.

 

[maccavennie]

But Allan is right on the spot - why isn't he ready and prepared to jump in for the second challenge if it were needed?

Kenny's only mistake was not keeping the line of defence at the edge of the box after seeing off the first Hull attacker; but Allan's job is to clean up in situations of that very kind in front of our defence.

I thought the pair of them had good games, but the burden of responsibility for Hull's second goal lies with Allan for me.

Because if Allan jumps in he'll get tackled by Kenny. You can see it on the replay, Allan goes to make the move but Kenny is already in motion to do his half arsed attempt.

 

[GoldenToffee]

League One/Two standard, alongside his mate Tom Davies.

At least Michael Keane and Mason Holgate could probably cut it in the Championship, but the two Scouse lads are abysmal and won the lottery when they got contracts with us.

Those four, Tosun, Sigurdsson, Iwobi, Rondon, Coleman. Get them all gone asap please.

 

[davek]

Because if Allan jumps in he'll get tackled by Kenny. You can see it on the replay, Allan goes to make the move but Kenny is already in motion to do his half arsed attempt.

I'm not saying he should brush Kenny aside and take the first tackle, I'm saying he should be prepared for the ball breaking out of Kenny's challenge on Huddlestone. It's what his job is - breaking up play. He wasn't switched on for that eventuality, so he takes the major share of responsibility; Kenny has a question to answer only in regard to leaving his position at the edge of the box and breaking the defensive shape.

 

[kenada_blue]

He was a huge favourite for that ball and lost it. It was a terrible attempt at a tackle, and less than 10 seconds later, it was a goal.

Personally not going to blame him for the goal when there's another 3 passes that go from one side of the pitch to the other and he's the last person to make a challenge.